From the leasing office
to the last unit.

Yes. Masterwork Assembly installs furniture for apartment communities across Austin and Central Texas: the leasing office, the amenity spaces, the model units and the furniture inside the units themselves. Every piece is inspected as it is unboxed, built in the manufacturer's order, leveled and placed to the floor plan, and the whole install is phased to the day leasing opens.

Back from the day leasing opens. The leasing office and the model units can go first, so the leasing team has somewhere to work and something to show. The amenity spaces follow, finished for the grand opening, and the units are installed floor by floor or unit by unit, to the access the building gives us and the delivery dates. Each phase is finished and checked before the next one is opened up. More on that sequence in the lease-up furniture order.

Yes. Lounge and clubhouse furniture, fitness center equipment and outdoor amenity furniture are part of our multifamily work. Seating and tables are placed to the floor plan and squared to the room. Fitness equipment is built in the manufacturer's order and leveled so it does not rock in use, and anything that needs power is only plugged into an outlet already in place, since we do no electrical work. Outdoor pieces are set to the surface they stand on. The amenity spaces are sequenced to the grand opening, so the rooms on the first tour are finished first.

Yes. Model unit packages can be sequenced first, while the rest of the building is still being installed around them. Each model is built and placed to the designer's plan, squared to the walls and leveled to the floor, and cleared of packaging so the leasing team can show it and have it photographed. If the plan changes once the room is standing, the pieces are moved before we leave. Model units on their own, and staging for photography, are covered under model unit and staging installation.

Yes. Unit-level furniture is built and placed unit by unit to the layout for each floor plan, so every unit of the same type is set the same way. Beds, dressers, sofas, dining sets and desks are inspected as they are unboxed, counted against the parts list, built in the manufacturer's order and leveled to the floor. The packaging from each unit is broken down and stacked where the property wants it, and full haul-away is a paid add-on, which matters in a building with nowhere to put a floor of cartons.

Yes. When a unit turns over, worn or damaged pieces can be replaced: the new piece is inspected as it is unboxed, built in the manufacturer's order and set where the old one stood, and the old one is taken apart so it can leave the unit. Repairs are outside the service, so a broken piece is replaced, not fixed. Send the units, the items and the access details, and each unit is planned to its move-in date.

Yes. Masterwork Assembly is commercially insured with general liability coverage, and issues a COI and a W-9 on request. On a lease-up the vendor paperwork often has to clear before the first delivery is booked, and you can have both before you commit to anything. Send the scope with the request and Anthony or Logan will call you back, usually the same day. More in the COI and W-9 for property managers.

Yes. We work with property managers, developers and general contractors. For a company running several communities, the point is one standard at every property: the same inspection as each piece is unboxed, the same parts count, the same written report of any damage or missing parts, and the same walkthrough before we leave. Crews are scheduled across communities rather than booked one property at a time, and the paperwork is the same on every job.